Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1938 — Page 32
PAGE 32 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, 1938
REVIEWS ADVANCES 5 [a by Ev Q. Av0AY yas the re To Os oF Boa Sooo which Samuel Aing in 1700, Mr. Atkins IU. DISAVOWS "6 Et rricae reco CIRCLING THE CITY BAN Sos is Ea Eo
eS ER ab ie y The Indiana Astronomical So-, Harry W. White will speak on continuous operation since the ; hi Nh : "RE S : : ; : : A v aly v welipps ; CHARGES MADE RE uy I ciety will meet at 2 p. m. Sunday “Some Thoughts on the Present founding of the United States, Elias 1 - L —for serious eye disorders to develop.
New developments in the electri- o,, {he Typographical Terrace, 2820 World Situation” at 8:30 p. m. ©. Atkins, vice president of the X & i th M d Gl IN NA/I INQUIRY world were to be reviewed for N. Meridian St. Dr. L. F. Smith Tuesday in the Masonic Temple. |firm, told members of the Optimist | | A HAS ] : e e 0 ern asses ithe Indiana Ele { :
rin dats ; . i | neti ; Ye tric Association and Dr. B. C. Getchell, Butler Uni-| pps B ©. Atkine Co, manufae-|Club at a luncheon meeting today | We vil to hank off vive have |E . 4 — You may need and pay for them on
convention today by B. F. Weadock, versity, will talk. turers of saws and other tools. is a|in the Columbia Club. written us letters of apprecios RR EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
New York City, managing directo hr a} si : ) i v here! » ! rE of Bison Electiic Institute The Indianapolis Rotary Club will family business which has been in| The opening of the compan) tion. We. shall continue te I TERMS! 1 gp 3 Shad bik torve at we would be served. \
‘n <Q ; : Other speakers were to he S. B. elect officers at a dinner meeting C ok: on Explains School Williams, New York City, editor of Tuesday in the Claypool! Hotel, HOME-LIKFE SERVICE 1/0/6746 AT ZX
Has No Foreign Student Electric World": A. A. Potter, A convenient and dignified chapel, with organ and seating DirecTORS | - : f wea - capacity are included with our reasonably priced services. JEWELRY ‘CO.
E P| Purdue University dean, and M. O The Sahara Gre. Day. 5 Jie s xcnanage an. I'toy, Schenectady, N. Y. Count Indiana Masonic Home, Franklin, | hi ET RR bo r : E 9 Oskar Sederholm of Copenhagen, will be held Sunday. Past Monarch CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SpA ged x Registered 29 on the OL BLOOMINGTON. Sept. 30 (U Denmark, will address the annual Lawrence W. Drapier is chairman } 1934 West Michigan St. BEImont 1934 |} Fa Optometrist 5 poors From Power & Light Co OMINGTON, Sept. J0 (UU. banquet tonight. of the arrangements committee. | a German students are not at-| . ar ——— ee EE - a University on af 3 RR i with the Thomas A.|
} Jookson replied to charges) publicly made before a Congres-| mal committ in Washington by | John C [e of Chicago. who| , Uh. said that an foreign exchange tudents are spreading Nazi propainda in a number of American | 10018, ncluding Indiana Uni : sysity { Phi Kappa Psi, national frater-|: 1ses an exchange plan under: C Fberhardt von Cramer, a tudent, attends the uni-
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